FROM GANGSTA TO DEVIL.

Devils Demons and Gangster's, in Dance hall Music.



The preponderance of Devil lyrics in pop culture today is astounding and, extremely shocking today in the Western Hemisphere. The open praising and promotion of Satanism in pop culture is more than a fad. It is an actual cultural value system globally . The island of Jamaica known for its Reggae Music and the Dance hall cultural movement is now becoming even more infamous for the exportation of Satanism from it's shores.
The highly controversial artist Adijah Palmer aka Vybz Kartel known for his Gangsta lyrics filled with tales of debauchery and murder is a resident in a Kingston jail house,  awaiting a hearing on multiple murder charges.
in the wake of his incarceration his self avowed "protege", Tommy Lee has taken on an alter ego he calls "Tommy Lee Sparta". The lyrical content of Lee's music as per his explanation is "Dark and Gothic".
Taking their their cue from persons in the American music industry such as Jay Z and Kanye West, the Jamaicans are using this as a shock value gimmick, in order to garner a greater following as controversy in the music industry is a good thing if one knows how to play the game.
A few years ago Satanic lyrics in Jamaican music was unheard of the most controversial artistes were the Gangster type DJ's like Ninja Man et al . The present Satanic Lyrics in Dance hall music is largely due to the aping of the American pop scene and the desire to break into a broader audience by certain artist's.
The actions of Tommy Lee is not a coincidence, Adijah Palmer is the architect of his persona and his shock value antics. Although 

they do what they are doing in the name of Satire and creative license, there are actual spiritual laws that govern what these artist's are engaging in. 


The CD cover shown above is the a recording by Vybz Kartel dropped two day's after the Uncle Demon CD by Tommy Lee (above). Obviously both CD releases were planned. Vybz Kartel a very Machiavellian individual is obviously more involved in the architecture of the "Sparta", persona than he cares to admit. The incidence of satanic imagery in the Dance hall genre regionally is now being felt beyond the shores of Jamaica as Barbadian artistes have now taken unto themselves the Gothic musical delivery.
LEE WITH MORE OF HIS ANTICS.
PSYCHO: The name of one of his releases . The macabre, and evil is now acceptable within Jamaican music. The young fans of Lee and others like him who can barely distinguish between reality and fantasy, are being influenced by said artist without the benefit of being able to make a decision on whether to join the "Sparta" movement or not, as result of their inexperience. The images here are in themselves proof of the artist's intent to shock some people and to awe others, in fact their strategy is militaristic and highly effective. By targeting youth they ensure longevity in their genre as their audience will literally "grow" with them. They want to create a "cult like following".
To the left , the chain being held up to resemble horns on the sides of his head. Shock value is one thing influencing youngsters into Satanism is an act that, that is condemned biblically, just as these same artists quote scripture to condemn Homosexuality, they are condemned by the very bible that they use to condemn Homosexuals.
The images above were considered anathema and blasphemous a few years ago in Caribbean music, today they are common place and fast becoming acceptable even mainstream.

The Baphomet image Satan/Lucifer is being openly promoted and "praised", by these artist's whether or not they admit this, the best form of flattery is imitation. 

















The image above of the Spartan Angels CD by Tommy Lee is a visual example of what these "artistes"/cultist's are promoting. The angel above is turned upside down as if falling from the sky . In the bible Lucifer is a fallen angel , the rebellious one the leaping goat of Mendes which represented liberty popularised by Alister Crowley.




 A video interview of Bounty Killa on Tommy lee and his demonic lyrics.













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